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First look at The Cut & Craft as magnificent new steak restaurant opens

A majestic marvel on Mosley Street.

Daisy Jackson - 22nd April 2025

The wait is finally over – after several years and a few million pounds, The Cut & Craft is ready to open in Manchester… and it’s worth the wait.

This magnificent newcomer, already well-loved over in Leeds, has transformed an old Grade II-listed banking hall on Mosley Street into a decadent dining room.

Here, diners will sit beneath glittering chandeliers and ornate ceilings as they feast on premium locally-reared steaks, British seafood specials and a lengthy champagne and wine list.

Specialising in steak and seafood, with in-house butchery, The Cut & Craft has invested £3.5m to reinvigorate the former Manchester and Salford bank in the city centre.

Now, this landmark Victorian building is painted in rich blues and golds, with huge windows, private dining spaces, a sommelier lounge, and even a ‘gossip room’.

The restaurant will focus on quality steak and affordable seafood, served from lunch through to the evening.

Dishes will include freshly-shucked oysters, Exmoor caviar and hand-cut beef tartare with breaded yolk and sesame croutons, plus grilled monkfish, king scallops, fish and chips, grilled lamb cutlets and a signature 10 oz flat iron steak, which is butchered by an expert team in house.

And there’ll be bottomless brunches on all the upcoming bank holidays, with unlimited champagne for 90 minutes.

Each bottomless champagne brunch costs £90 and includes bottomless Moët & Chandon Champagne, a main dish, live entertainment and DJ soundtrack (see more on that HERE).

The stunning restoration project for The Cut & Craft has been carried out in collaboration with Bruntwood SciTech who have carried out a complete reimagining of the building.

Inside The Cut & Craft in Manchester

The Cut & Craft in Manchester. Credit: The Manc Group

Matt Pazos, Retail Commercial Manager for Bruntwood SciTech, said: “The opening of The Cut and Craft in Manchester is a momentous occasion for Bruntwood SciTech’s Bond as we welcome the restaurant to our neighbourhood.

“Their move into the old banking hall is a natural fit for a brand that is known for its beautifully designed and dramatic interiors. It’s an extraordinary space and we’re delighted to see the team breathe new life into this landmark building.

“We can’t wait for Manchester to welcome The Cut and Craft to the city’s thriving hospitality scene and look forward to its success.”

The Cut & Craft officially opens in Manchester on Monday 28 April 2025 – see more HERE.

Featured image: The Manc Group